Ā.
[—ͺŒκ] Ātmane-pada.
abl.
[—ͺŒκ] ablative case.
above
[—ͺŒκ] a reference to some preceding word(not necesarily in the same page).
acc.
[—ͺŒκ] accusative case.
accord. or acc.
[—ͺŒκ] according.
add.
[—ͺŒκ] Additions.
Ādi-p.
[—ͺŒκ] Ādi-parvan of the Mahā-bhārata.
adj.
[—ͺŒκ] adjective(cf. mfn.).
adv.
[—ͺŒκ] adverb.
Æol.
[—ͺŒκ] Æolic.
alg.
[—ͺŒκ] algebra.
anat.
[—ͺŒκ] anatomy.
Angl.Sax.
[—ͺŒκ] Anglo-Saxon.
anom.
[—ͺŒκ] anomalous.
Aor. or aor.
[—ͺŒκ] Aorist.
Arab.
[—ͺŒκ] Arabic.
arithm.
[—ͺŒκ] arithmetic.
Arm. or Armor.
[—ͺŒκ] Armorican or the language of Brittany.
Armen.
[—ͺŒκ] Armenian.
astrol.
[—ͺŒκ] astrology.
astron.
[—ͺŒκ] astronomy.
B.
[—ͺŒκ] Bombay edition.
Boh. or Bohem.
[—ͺŒκ] Bohemian.
Br.
[—ͺŒκ] Brāhma&ndotblw;a.
Bret.
[—ͺŒκ] Breton.
C.
[—ͺŒκ] Calcutta edition.
c.
[—ͺŒκ] case.
Cat.
[—ͺŒκ] catalogue or catalogues.
Caus.
[—ͺŒκ] Causal.
cf.
[—ͺŒκ] confer, compare.
ch.
[—ͺŒκ] chapter.
cl.
[—ͺŒκ] class.
Class.
[—ͺŒκ] Classical.
col., cols.
[—ͺŒκ] column, columns.
Comm.
[—ͺŒκ] commentator or commentary.
comp.
[—ͺŒκ] compound.
compar.
[—ͺŒκ] comparative degree.
concl.
[—ͺŒκ] conclusion.
Cond.
[—ͺŒκ] Conditional.
conj.
[—ͺŒκ] conjectural.
cons.
[—ͺŒκ] consonant.
dat.
[—ͺŒκ] dative case.
defect.
[—ͺŒκ] defective.
Desid.
[—ͺŒκ] Desiderative.
dimin.
[—ͺŒκ] diminutive.
dram.
[—ͺŒκ] dramatic language.
du.
[—ͺŒκ] dual number.
ed.
[—ͺŒκ] edition.
e.g.
[—ͺŒκ] exempli gratia,'for example.'
Eng.
[—ͺŒκ] English.
Ep. or ep.
[—ͺŒκ] Epic.
esp.
[—ͺŒκ] especially.
etym.
[—ͺŒκ] etymology.
f.
[—ͺŒκ] feminine.
fig.
[—ͺŒκ] figuratively.
fr.
[—ͺŒκ] from.
Fut. or fut.
[—ͺŒκ] future.
fut.p. p.
[—ͺŒκ] future passive participle.
g.
[—ͺŒκ] ga&ndotblw;a.
Gaël.
[—ͺŒκ] Gaëlic.
gen.
[—ͺŒκ] genitive case.
gend.
[—ͺŒκ] gender.
georn.
[—ͺŒκ] geometry.
Germ.
[—ͺŒκ] German.
Gk.
[—ͺŒκ] Greek.
Goth.
[—ͺŒκ] Gothic.
Gr.
[—ͺŒκ] Grammar.
Hib.
[—ͺŒκ] Hibernian or Irish.
Hind.
[—ͺŒκ] Hindi.
ib.
[—ͺŒκ] ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding.
ibc.
[—ͺŒκ] in the beginning of a compound.
Icel.
[—ͺŒκ] Icelandic.
id.
[—ͺŒκ] idem or 'the same meaning as that of a preceding word.'
i.e.
[—ͺŒκ] id est.
ifc.
[—ͺŒκ] in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound.'
impers.
[—ͺŒκ] impersonal or used impersonally.
impf.
[—ͺŒκ] imperfect tense.
Impv.
[—ͺŒκ] imperative.
ind.
[—ͺŒκ] indeclinable.
inf.
[—ͺŒκ] infinitive mood.
Inscr.
[—ͺŒκ] Inscriptions.
instr.
[—ͺŒκ] instrumental case.
Intens.
[—ͺŒκ] Intensive.
interpol.
[—ͺŒκ] interpolation.
Introd.
[—ͺŒκ] Introduction.
Ion.
[—ͺŒκ] Ionic.
irr.
[—ͺŒκ] irregular.
L.
[—ͺŒκ] lexicographers(i.e. a word or meaning which although given in native lexicons, has not yet been met with in any published text).
Lat.
[—ͺŒκ] Latin.
lat.
[—ͺŒκ] latitude.
Lett.
[—ͺŒκ] Lettish.
lit.
[—ͺŒκ] literally.
Lith.
[—ͺŒκ] Lithuanian.
loc.
[—ͺŒκ] locative case.
log.
[—ͺŒκ] logic.
long.
[—ͺŒκ] longitude.
m.
[—ͺŒκ] masculine gender.
math.
[—ͺŒκ] mathematics.
m.c.
[—ͺŒκ] metri causa.
medic.
[—ͺŒκ] medicine.
metron.
[—ͺŒκ] metronymic.
mfn.
[—ͺŒκ] masculine, feminine, and neuter or
adjective.
Mod.
[—ͺŒκ] modern.
MS., MSS.
[—ͺŒκ] manuscript, manuscripts.
myth.
[—ͺŒκ] mythology.
N.
[—ͺŒκ] Name(also title or epithet).
n.
[—ͺŒκ] neuter gender.
neg.
[—ͺŒκ] negative.
Nom.
[—ͺŒκ] Nominal verb.
nom.
[—ͺŒκ] nominative case.
obs.
[—ͺŒκ] obsolete.
onomat.
[—ͺŒκ] onomatopoetic (i.e. formed from imitation of sounds).
opp. to
[—ͺŒκ] opposed to.
opt.
[—ͺŒκ] optative.
orig.
[—ͺŒκ] originally.
Osset.
[—ͺŒκ] Ossetic.
others
[—ͺŒκ] according to others.
P.
[—ͺŒκ] Parasmai-pada.
p.
[—ͺŒκ] page and participle (cf. p. p.).
parox.
[—ͺŒκ] paroxytone.
part.
[—ͺŒκ] participle.
partic.
[—ͺŒκ] particular.
Pass.
[—ͺŒκ] Passive voice.
patr.
[—ͺŒκ] patronymic.
perh.
[—ͺŒκ] perhaps.
Pers.
[—ͺŒκ] Persian.
pers.
[—ͺŒκ] person.
pf.
[—ͺŒκ] perfect tense.
phil.
[—ͺŒκ] philosophy.
pl.
[—ͺŒκ] plural number.
poet.
[—ͺŒκ] poetry or poetic.
Pot.
[—ͺŒκ] Potential.
p. p.
[—ͺŒκ] past participle.
Pr.
[—ͺŒκ] proper.
Prāk. or Prākr.
[—ͺŒκ] Prāk&rdotblw;it.
Prec.
[—ͺŒκ] precative.
prec.
[—ͺŒκ] preceding.
prep. and prepos.
[—ͺŒκ] preposition.
pres.
[—ͺŒκ] present tense.
priv.
[—ͺŒκ] privative.
prob.
[—ͺŒκ] probably.
pron.
[—ͺŒκ] pronoun.
pronom.
[—ͺŒκ] pronominal.
propar.
[—ͺŒκ] proparoxytone.
Pruss.
[—ͺŒκ] Prussian.
q.v.
[—ͺŒκ] quod vide.
redupl.
[—ͺŒκ] reduplicated.
Reflex.
[—ͺŒκ] Reflexive or used reflexively.
rhet.
[—ͺŒκ] rhetoric.
rt., rts.
[—ͺŒκ] root, roots.
Russ.
[—ͺŒκ] Russian.
RV.
[—ͺŒκ] &Rdotblw;ig-veda.
Sax.
[—ͺŒκ] Saxon.
sc. and scil.
[—ͺŒκ] scilicet.
Sch. and Schol.
[—ͺŒκ] Scholiast or Commentator.
Scot.
[—ͺŒκ] Scotch or Highland-Scotch.
seq.
[—ͺŒκ] sequens.
sev.
[—ͺŒκ] several.
sing.
[—ͺŒκ] singular.
Slav.
[—ͺŒκ] Slavonic or Slavonian.
Subj.
[—ͺŒκ] subjunctive.
subst.
[—ͺŒκ] substantive.
suff.
[—ͺŒκ] suffix.
superl.
[—ͺŒκ] superlative degree.
surg.
[—ͺŒκ] surgery.
s. v.
[—ͺŒκ] sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sansk&rdotblw;it order.
Vārt. and Vārtt.
[—ͺŒκ] Vārttika.
vb.
[—ͺŒκ] verb.
Ved.
[—ͺŒκ] Vedic or Veda.
v.l.
[—ͺŒκ] varia lectio.
voc.
[—ͺŒκ] vocative case.
vow.
[—ͺŒκ] vowel.
wk.
[—ͺŒκ] work.
w.r.
[—ͺŒκ] wrong reading.
Zd.
[—ͺŒκ] Zend.